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"Teams have different strategies. Some people come in and use it as a test bed. Others are trying to refine maybe what's worked in previous races or years at
Brant James|
While the NBA's, NFL's and NHL's games get criticized for lackadaisical play, there's no lack of intensity in NASCAR's All-Star Race; the Kyle Busch-Denny
Cory Mccartney|
NASCAR driver Matt Kenseth and Paul Konerko of the Chicago White Sox had a lot in common -- both were champions and put up impressive career numbers, but never
Bruce Martin|
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"I don't know if anybody can tell whether they are really comfortable with where they're at,'' said Tony Stewart, who is 10th in the point standings -- the
Dustin Long|
The next stop on the 52-year-old ageless wonder's career has been a point of speculation for more than a year. Since Kasey Kahne was signed to a multi-year deal
Cory Mccartney|
The 28-year-old NASCAR driver has competed at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in stock and Formula One cars, but took more spins around the storied track Thursday
Brant James|
MOORESVILLE, N.C. -- There is exactly one month to go until the 100th Anniversary of the Indianapolis 500, which means Danica Patrick is counting down the
Bruce Martin|
Most of those victories have come in NASCAR's lower divisions, setting up a great debate: Is Busch NASCAR's best all-around driver or is he simply dominating
Bruce Martin|
The moment was significant beyond the final dash. Even in the topsy-turvy type of racing Talladega produces, the sport's top-three teams all raced for another
Dustin Long|
Martinsville Speedway founder H. Clay Earles, driver Bobby Isaac, NASCAR executive Les Richter, driver/owner Cotton Owens and crew chief/co-owner Leonard Wood
Brant James|
Tony Stewart and Kevin Harvick would have glared, followed by a biting retort. Kyle Busch might have walked out. But Clint Bowyer's nature is easy going. He
Tim Tuttle|
Jeff Burton, hovering at 84 starts winless, said drivers always wonder, no matter their previous success level, which win will be their last. "I learned this
Brant James|
LEEDS, Ala. -- As the IZOD IndyCar Series prepares for its second race of 2011, the most successful team owner in the sport's history is preparing for the
Bruce Martin|
"I am really excited to have the opportunity to start my venture into NASCAR with Kyle Busch Motorsports," Raikkonen said. "Kyle is one of the best in NASCAR
Tim Tuttle|
BRISTOL, Tenn. -- With the National Football League is in the midst of a lockout that has put the future of America's most popular sport in jeopardy, such
Bruce Martin|
What's better than Danica Patrick in NASCAR? How about her first real feud with another driver? The full-time IndyCar Series driver, who is a part-time NASCAR
Bruce Martin|
"Sixth in the points is great," he said, "but we're only three races in. We have some things to improve on. We just have to keep trying to get better every week
Tim Tuttle|
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